Trip hop

Londoners Morcheeba and Glideascope are also often associated with this sound. The latest additions to this line of performers are Jem and Australia's Spook. The Bristol Sound came out of the wider

Post Trip-Hop

Early Trip-Hop lacked diversity and variety, as the genre was in its early stages of developments. As electronic music became developed and pioneers like Massive Attack, Portishead and Tricky released new albums in '94 and '95, a new generation of Trip-Hop artists emerged. "Post Trip-Hop" artists included Morcheeba, Alpha, Mono, The Aloof, Glideascope, Cibo Matto, etc. These artists integrated Trip-Hop with Ambience, R&B, Brit-Hop, Breakbeat, Drum N' Bass, Acid Jazz, New Age, etc. Furthermore, vocals expanded beyond melancholy female voices. Eventually Trip-Hop developed into a diversified genre that was no longer limited to the "deep, dark style" of the early years, eliminating the original impression of Trip-Hop as "dark and gloomy."

Related Topics:
Morcheeba - Alpha - Mono - The Aloof - Glideascope - Cibo Matto - Ambience - R&B - Brit-Hop - Breakbeat - Drum N' Bass - Acid Jazz - New Age

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